China showcases anti-drone air defences at Paris show as conflict fuels demand
China's largest ground-based arms manufacturer, Norinco, is showcasing anti-drone air defence systems and advanced artillery at the Eurosatory exhibition in Paris. This display comes as demand for air defence solutions is rapidly increasing, driven by conflicts in Ukraine and the US-Israeli war on Iran, both characterized by the extensive use of drones and missiles.

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AI-generatedChina's largest ground-based arms manufacturer, Norinco, is showcasing anti-drone air defence systems and advanced artillery at the Eurosatory exhibition in Paris. This display comes as demand for air defence solutions is rapidly increasing, driven by conflicts in Ukraine and the US-Israeli war on Iran, both characterized by the extensive use of drones and missiles. Norinco is presenting its offerings through miniature models at the biennial defence exhibition.
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4 extractedUnmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and missiles have been prominent in recent conflicts.
The conflict in Ukraine and the US-Israeli war on Iran have increased demand for air defence.
Demand for air defence solutions is increasing significantly.
China's Norinco is displaying anti-drone air defence systems and advanced artillery at the Eurosatory exhibition in France.